In store now! The Hue of Her Hat by Alisdair Cairns

In store now! The Hue of Her Hat by Alisdair Cairns

A delightful children’s book about discrimination and prejudice illustrated in a stylised red and blue.

Order your copy today directly through October Books or pop in store today.

The Hue of Her Hat by Alisdair Cairns
Paperback RRP £7.50

A young Frumf named Fern meets a Thnoo named Thea and, even though their hats are different colours, they become friends. However, Fern's parents are not pleased about her new pal. Fern sets out to understand why Frumfs don't seem to like Thnoos. In doing so she uncovers a secret that Frumf mayors have been keeping for generations!

The Hue Of Her Hat is a silly caper in which the friendship of two young girls triumphs over the mean grown-ups. Or, if you prefer, it is an exploration of the greed, prejudice and inequality that follows from traditional power structures. Take your pick!

Written in verse and illustrated in simple line drawings over the latter half of 2020, the book is printed in paperback on 100% recycled paper.

Age: 4-7

Order your copy today directly from October Books or pop in store today.


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